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coob
15y ago
Sample of one: conclusion, coincidence.
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15y ago
> The only people who really care about software updates (in the absence of show-stopping bugs) are those that are willing to install custom ROMs. I'm pretty sure developers care about users upgrading to the latest version. No one wants
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coob
15y ago
Here is one reason why they will not: Larry Page is trying to focus the company, not make it do everything under the sun. See: Almost every extraneous service being cut.
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coob
15y ago
You have just as much glare on a matt screen, it's just defused. If you angle a glossy screen correctly, you'll have much less glare than a matt screen.
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coob
15y ago
Design is not a theme.
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coob
15y ago
Yes, we have done this. Doesn't help that precisely 0% of people appreciate getting an automatic form letter over a personal reply.
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coob
15y ago
Switching between computers is easier than it once was, in Xcode just export your developer profile from the organiser.
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coob
15y ago
This is for users, not developers. Third party developers can only develop apps using the official API that paid-for users have access to. The official app doesn't require a subscription.
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coob
15y ago
Would it matter if they could be weaponised, seeing as China already has nukes?
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15y ago
> Device testing on Android is way, way easier than on iOS. Once you've got over the pain of setting up a provisioning profile and developer certificate, what in particular is easier on Android? Or is that your only concern? Debugging o
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15y ago
No, you couldn't, as you wouldn't have access to the API.
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15y ago
I get twice the volume of Android support emails than iOS. Android sales are 5% of iOS sales. The vast majority of them are nothing I can do about as they relate to the install/refund process.
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coob
15y ago
My prediction: http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/The_Homer
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15y ago
> Also even if the CEO isn't stupid and makes an effort to get accurate information, the middle managers might just give him inaccurate information putting politics ahead of company loyalty. Do not underestimate the magnitude of this pr
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coob
15y ago
Nice optimism there champ.
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15y ago
> It is very much the case that you can often get away with it (see for example all the apps with splash screens), but it is "expressly forbidden". Neither of your instances of breaking the HIG made your app better, so yes, what I said
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coob
15y ago
Yes this is trivial.
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coob
15y ago
With regards to the HIG: At a recent Apple iOS Tech Talk the engineer giving the session mentioned that breaking the HIG wasn't expressly forbidden, but that you needed to "know the rules in order to break them". Break them, if it's better
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coob
15y ago
No shit, there's 2 and a half years between them. Nexus One release date: January 5, 2010 Original iPhone release date: June 29, 2007
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coob
15y ago
> Though you can't program on the iPad currently Ah but you can: http://twolivesleft.com/Codea/
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coob
15y ago
I will stake my entire years income that you still be able to access iTunes via a US-ended VPN for the entirely of it's existence.
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coob
15y ago
Well if you're going to let a minor inconvenience like geo-restricted service access prick your plans maybe it's not for you.
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15y ago
1) Ratings slightly higher on the Android store. 2) Both are paid
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15y ago
We sell the same apps on Android and iOS. Android revenue is 5% of iOS revenue.
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15y ago
> Visitor Flow is located under Standard Reporting > Visitors. Where? I can't see it.
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coob
15y ago
So for cultural reasons? Is it not perhaps because there's much less competition for .NET stack cloud platforms, therefore less quality?
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15y ago
From the article: > The iPhone 4S really sends raw audio data. It’s compressed using the Speex audio codec, which makes sense as it’s a codec specifically tailored for VoIP.
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15y ago
WhatsApp still has one thing going for it that 'in-grown' tech does not - interoperability. BBM and iMessages only work on those platforms, WhatsApp transcends them.
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15y ago
Here's a much more readable article about the GPU from Anandtech: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5077/arms-malit658-gpu-in-2013...
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coob
15y ago
Twilio doesn't seem to support SMS outside the US, at least it doesn't in the UK.
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